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This
contest was dedicated to testing and searching the new ways. The searching
for new ways, new technical solutions, new bands and new operators.
After the last year stolen affair of all our antennas
hardware we have entire lack of time and money for members of our small
club for restoration of all our stolen equipment (which we had been making
out for several years) in short time period. And that's why we stand on
the start with knowledge of this handicap. At least with some bands. First
of all we made a decision envisage the 2m band as the contesting band.
We hesitated to building this band at all, but in the end we decided to it
because of it would be good idea for our new less experiences young
operators, who almost never used to operate our station during the big
contest which were dedicated to good result.
This
contest actually have started already at some time in Autumn 2006.
After some unsuccessful tests to get ready truly functional, stable,
reliable and repeatable PA for 23 cm with GI7b tube I gave it up and I had
started looking for another solution. No that the GI7b would be an bad
tube but I got know that this tube model 1943 is making amplification in
effect due to positive reaction, which is making large temperature
instability and non-linearity and the efficiency is due to long electron
transit time very poor, which is strong opposite to requirement for stable
and reliable PA. After longer effort I succeeded in repeatability of
neutralization and I dramatically get better temperature stability of such
a PA but as a result the gain decreased to few dB only, what was found
unsuitable. So I decided to look on it in different kind of way and make
something small
solid-state in the short time period,
however that work took me at last few more month of time. Nevertheless the
result showed up at last,
respective I thought it before the contest, hi.
 As
the same long preparations as were in case of follow-up putting 23cm band
into service (more, for this band we had to
find new suitable parabolic dish which would be transportable for every
contest to our contest qth because of possible new victim of metal
pickers, hi) was made the objective for OK1BAF because of his development
and manufacturing very new, sophisticated 3kV power supply for 2m PA
because original high-voltage supply was stolen before the Field day
contest 2006 as well. However Honza, 1BAF was overbusy so this objective
same as the objective of Jirka to ensure new small trailer, wasn't
realized in that time. The pleasure surprise in this list of unrealized
objectives was announcement of our 2nd Jirka OK1ZAD (he is still bit
external :) that he finished his new 13cm equipment and he want to test it
in our contest qth. And because of it our contest participation increased
to unusual number of 5 bands, we had to start solving the funny question
where to place it.
Luckily
the weather forecast was favorable and the whole contest should be the
quite island of the good weather among surrounding fronts, we choose the
the extend (and not luckily as we discovered after it) variant, that all
bands we'll be run from bunker and 2m band will be run from our house
alone. The weather forecast became luckily true in opposite to the rest of
OK and we were enjoying good and dry weather. Of course things got
worse at last. As it's common the shame is coming in three steps. And
that's why the announcement of OK1BAF (which appeared only few days before
the contest) that he fail in preparation of the big 2m PA (because he got
broken primary coil of PA transformer, which made all driving voltage and
new transformer can't be wound from day-by-day) we had to put in our mind
as the serious warning. We pay attention on it and it was paid for dearly
with FT-1000 damage during the transport to our
contest qth so the expensive transceiver become unusable. This was the
second shame from the typical triplet.
Because
we hadn't second "2 ways exhaust" FT1000MP and we weren't able to use our
transvertor
with crystal
filters,
we decided to the contest participation on 2m just for
fun with BAF's FT897 with small driver and small antenna. We hope that our
QRM to our neighbors was minimal, hi. On 70cm we used new tube GS31b
instead of old GI14b. On 23cm we used our second FT847, transvertor and
two very new solid-state amplifiers. On 13cm we used Jirka's FT817 and
transvertor on the mast with 10W PA. The 3cm band was based with good 27
years old FT290R and transvertor with 6W power out. The antennas you can
see on the picture below.
Immediately when the contest was started, the serious problem was occurred.
The 70cm PA together with bigger installed power requirement from 23cm PA
pull down voltage in our one phase network from 230 to some 140V (!). It
was caused especially by new solid-state PA's with switch-mode power
supplies and UPS placed before the 70cm PA, because this kind of power
supplies have in contrast to till this time used linear supplies with
transformer the attribute, that during the voltage decrease pick up bigger
amperage from network so the voltage from the network decrease ones more
and the power supply pick up bigger amperage etc... The practice knowledge
of things of this avalanche effect take us to abortion of our 70cm and
very soon we sent our messengers to Karlovy Vary to look for regulation
autotransformer which would help us increase the voltage of our 400m long
power line. Till that time we had been running the 70cm with the barefoot
FT847 only without the PA. At about 20utc we successfully increase the
voltage. But first there was made the small mistake, voltage increased to
some 275V (!). Immediately the 10A fuse burn out because the solid-state
PA have on the input varistors and for a such of the voltage they are
representing short-circuit. But luckily all outlive. The input voltage in
our house we adjusted to 245V and we're starting contesting again. If we
don't drive the 70cm PA more then about
200W out, all is running ok
even if the network voltage is fluctuating "a bit". You can see it if you
click on the right picture (the middle of the gamut is 150V and right
backstop is 250V).
But
let's back to the contest begging. We started
and even better Matej, OK1TEH on 23cm is making plenty of good contacts.
And It's fine, new PA's need to be run in. More you can read in his
report:
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I was
looking forward to this contest very much because I run my last serious
23cm contest one a year ago and during the UHF Contest 2006 we used QRP
which was 6W only and during this contest meanwhile I was focused to 3cm
mainly, the 23cm was operated by the Jirka, OK1ZAD (for most of that
time). One year back we used old PA with GI7b tube by OK1VMS with maximal
output power about 120W with very small reliability because the tube liked
the bang sound so oftenly. The used antenna was full 160cm aluminum dish
and it was stolen by the "gypsies guys" before the Filed day contest 2006
too, so we had to look for the substitute one. At last we succeeded with
with the new wire wifi dish with estimative gain 19dBd so even smaller
then the old dish was. The advantage of this new antenna was the small
weight and mainly the small surface due to usual strong mountain wind.
I
tested new solid-state PA during the 1st subregional contest in March
together with feed by the DL4MEA. The main reason was the overheating test
after long contest operation and new PA successfully come up to
expectations. More I tested the PA to the overheating during my 1st 23cm
EME qso with Al, K2UYH on JT65c. Another good news was the 2nd PA's
"brother" so I had the serious reason to enjoy the next contest indeed
:-))
We
arranged the equipment pretty early before the contest start so we had the
time to set up all the important funny thing like a CW keying from the PC,
computer network, rectification of the antennas by the beacons etc. The
first qso before the contest was made with the Zdenek, OK1DFC from OL4A
club, who told me that he'll run the contest with the QRP power 300W
because he hasn't the PA driver for his 800W QRO PA with TH tube. Then I
made fast qso before the contest, some lunch and contest was ready to be
started.
14:00 UTC
We began the contest on our traditional frequency
1296.215 MHz, new amplifiers were
running properly, what a enjoyment against the old GI7b PA. In the first
hour I made standard qso with OK2KJT
and nice SSB contact with S50C.
I made in 1st hour 26 contacts, it wasn't bad at all.
15:00
In the second hour I logged in the ON4KST, where I
managed sked with Franco, I4LCK/4 (the
MP3 record is here).
This qso was almost without any problems, I just asked
for RST+NR again and 705km qso was
finished :-) Next I made qso with guys from
OM8A, they had the strongest 23cm signal
from all OM stations, congrats. On the chat I saw, that there is good Rain
Scatter in the OE area and Claudio is working dozens of long path qso's
like with OK2M, DM7A, DL6NCI simply all stations around us ;-)
So I
was running to the Jirka's OK1ZAD 13/3cm van more frequently, because it
was his first contest on 3cm, unfortunately this RS qso fast complete at
all. So at least we made contact with
Tom, OK2PWY.
This my "foot band changing" was lucky in one way, the
23cm PA's had time to get cold.
16:00
The nice qso with OK5Z
was made also on the higher bands and even further I
was called by SP6HED, which is more
valued contact then from the PA stations because of massive Klinovec hill
in the East direction. On the other hand it was the only one worked SP in
the contest. Another remarkable qso was with Tor from SK7MW,
unfortunately we didn't manage it on the 13 or 3cm
band. Later SK7MW wasn't qrv on the higher bands any more because of luck
of the operators. This is the problem we know it very well indeed hi :-)
After qso with SK7MW I was called by Roberto, IZ4BEH,
and as usually when I started to sending him report we
had the power-line blackout. Another problem was with my notebook which
have the old damn none operational batteries so the contest log fall down
as well. The reason was simple, our UPS, which had to balance with the
soft voltage in our power line started peeping like a piggy on the
pig-sticking and then it fall down completely. So we made decision to look
for the the autotransformer in the near city, we sent Honza, 1BAF with
1XNG and 70cm had to stop to the prejudice of the 23cm band. But later
when guys went to the house for transformer mounting and power line
cutting, they didn't phone us about it and the IZ4BEH was gone.. Lucky our
contest software VUSC have robust backup, so the data was saved property.
Meanwhile Honza, OK1BAF said to please us with more voltage and he sent us
270V. In the end it took over 1hour to run contest again.. It's not
necessary to mention that power line drop-out punished us on 23cm in the
best pail-up time with over 20 or 30 contacts for sure..
18:00
All machines are working again, there is flashing the yellow eye of the
overheating LED diod on the PA panel but I solved it with the all opened
windows and door of the contest caravan and the problem is gone. Just it's
a bit windy and colder now ;-) Another caller came on SSB with callsign
PA0WMX, it was bit weaker signal the usually but without any problem. But
the biggest star of this hour were guys from the IQ1KW (the
MP3 record is here).
I made them with fantastic signal 59+++ on the distance over
772km. They had burn of 13 cm
band so I sent them the 70cm sked only :-)
And how about the other BIG-GUN contesters? At 18:26 I
called DL0GTH. Our power-supply problems
helped them to the leading of the 15 contacts more. It isn't bad at all.
Next station in my log appeared the gang of OM0C (the
MP3 record is here)
and OM3KII. I have to
say that we were testing it with OM0C on 13cm many time, Riso heard us
very well but the 13cm equipment deaf (attenuation was about -10dB) so
that qso wasn't completed. Meanwhile there was some QRM
from the DM7A, how you can
listening on the following record during the tuning from the .215
frequency to their frequency on .180 (the
MP3 record is here),
DL0GTH and surprisingly after antenna beaming from
the OL4A too. BTW.
I read on the ON4KST chat:
2007-05-05 18:36:20Z OL4A-1 Zdenek OK1DFC TEST 23cm
400W and 180cm dish., so I saw that against
the mentioned 300 W power before the contest
it's working even better. What will be the
difference of our contacts number?
I'll let surprise me a bit later :-)
And where are the guys from the OL2R club?
19:00
The contacts rate is getting slow down and the log is
filling slowly. I enjoyed nice qso with OZ3ZW
from JO54 (the
MP3 record is here)
and
DL0VV from JO64.
20:00
Firstly I made the well know friend from the 23cm NAC DL6ABC
and then I'm called by the
OL4A. The unbelievable is became in the reallity
and I found that I lead with the 25 contacts more :-)))
After that I'm surprisingly called by the Tom, OK2PWY
(the
MP3 record is here)
for the 13cm sked with his father OK2BFF :-)
21:00
Joy is a bit calmed down when I was called by the guys
from DM7A. The had over 30 contacts
more. Well we'll see later.
22:00
It's almost midnight of the
local time and good time for the some nice QSO to the
S5. I thin hour I worked
good qso's with S57C and Jože, S51ZO,
however it isn't 59+++ like usually. Really bad
condx to the East and East south. And really the 13cm contact was failed.
23:00
The band is getting lauder once again and I succeed in
the good pile up to the JO42 and JO53 area. After nice qso with Norbert,
DL1SUN I qsp sked to the Jirkas SHF van and he work him on 13cm with
outstanding signals. I run to the van once again but my 3cm attempt this
time isn't successful, sri ...
00:00
The GMT midnight coming unobtrusively and the 2nd round
of the contest too. The wind outside the caravan is calming down and
because I see the DXcluster full of the super DX contacts between the EA1
and OZ on 70cm I'm looking forward to the morning crown of Spanish
stations from the Pyrenees :o)))
Early morning
I was
woke up by the Jarek to make a operators change. He told me that he almost
complete qso with F1PYR/P from JN18 which could be over 780km. When I
arrived to contest caravan I found the reason. In the second PA wasn't
running quiescent current. It can be say in the different words, the PA is
burn out, crashed.. Since now the contest is continuing with the one PA
and one dish. This PA is being often overheated is the output power
is about 80W.
06:00
It isn't starting bad, even with small power is
possible to working few nice stations like a LX2LA, SM7ECM, IK3COJ (the
3rd Italian station
the MP3 record is
here) and at least PI4GN
as well
(the MP3 record is
here).
07:00
The contest log is being fill by the DR5A and DL1SUZ,
unfortunately the 13cm contact isn't completed again
and after that at 07:42 I have sked with PI4Z. QRB 637km (the
MP3 record is here).
On that station was transmitting Coen, PA5KM, old
friend from the ON4KST chat. Contact is fast and FB, but I didn't know
that in the JO11 grid is being recording movie of this contact as well. As
you can see, our 80W signal is banging on the Smeter like from the local
station :-) Shame that the 2nd PA wasn't working, during the whole Sunday
when I was beaming to the PA direction only and the contacts from the
other directions ate my score rapidly. If you
want see the movies with records of our signals in PI4Z on 23cm, please
click on the
picture on the right ->>>
08:00
After PI4Z I managed sked
with M1CRO/p (the
MP3 record is here)
(alias G0VHF). The operator was Robin, G8APZ,
well known DX operator from many of 2m MS expeditions
to rare squares also under the callsing F1VJQ.
Will be the 23cm contact possible ? And really
after some time we made, it was long but completed qso. The distance was
reached with the nice signal in peek and it's the
new contest ODX 819km :-)
Next station for the plane-scatter test is John, G3XDY
(the
MP3 record is here).
This contact was completed very fast with perfect
signal as usually, TNX! The QRB = 827km
which is the new ODX and it become it to the end of the
contest. After that I made qso with PI4TUE (the
MP3 record is here).
We are trying it with PI4TUE
on the 3cm immediately, we hrd them with UFB
signal 599, but they can't get our contest
number. I know, that PI4TUE is the strongest 3cm station from the PA with
some 25W TWT QRO power however it's a shame anyway. This qso could be our
3cm ODX with distance of 527km.
09:00
Another fine hour with pielup of PA stations like a
PA6NL(the MP3
record is here),
PA0EZ (the
MP3 record is here), PA0S
(the MP3 record is here)
etc. (13cm
is still elf-struck unluckily).
10:00
I made nice qso with OZ2LD
and at last on SSB with Roberto, IZ4BEH
on the distance of 662km! (the
MP3 record is here).
So it's the 4th Italian station and I hope I'll work
the same number in the next contest for sure :-)
11-12:00
Good time is continuing with 9A1Z, QRB 510km
(the MP3 record is here)
with his 1,6 W (!) QRP and
with first ON in the contest which was ON4SHF/P
(the MP3 file is
here), just
the ON4HRT isn't heard at all.
Who come the next? I'm trying
the next plane-scatter QSO with the F6DKW (the
MP3 file is here)
a and really another fine contact was completed
properly. The distance is about 784km,
FB! The next worked
station was PA5AO, and after contest I
got know that I was the ODX for him. But to the 900km long qso with YU1AU
which was worked by the DM7A is being for me a fantasy. By the way we
didn't work any of the YU station even on the 70cm at all. Where was the
YU1EV? Was he QRV on 70cm and higher bands?
13:00
The last hour of the contest and the fine hour is
continuing. At last I worked with UFB signal
PA0BAT and after him we QSY to the 13cm.
He heard us fine but it's one way test, see you in the log next time...
Next 23cm is answering to my CQ, it's S59R
(the MP3 record is here)
and the last contest
qso was made with the DG1BHA
from JO73 (member of the DM0Y
club, ex. DF0TEC).
14:00
The contest is finished and the score rise up closely
to the border of 40000 points and some 132
contacts. And what's the
score of the DM7A? After the contest I
found that they worked about 170
contacts and about 9000 points more. You know, Fichtelberg is
excellent hill and they are excellent operators, congrats guys! After that
I found score of the DL0GTH gang.
They are said to made incredible number of 195
contacts!! How it could be possible? I know
that they have closer distance to the wealthy JO30 area and they used to
work long distance qso to the S5 and 9A and their hill Shneeberg is naked
as the apple anyway how it could be possible, when they have the ONE 190cm
dish and some 200W PA only (more I wasn't able to see them make some
aircraft scatter skeds on ON4KST)? Well what a inspiration for the next
contest hi :o)
And what is my the last contest classification? It was
successful contest with lot of enjoying contacts the one bad thing is
painful, it's burn-out of rhte 2nd PA. I hope it will be not the fatal
reason at all...
73
and cu in the next conted under OK2KKW de Matěj, OK1TEH
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So this
was the contest view of Matej, OK1TEH. The night
23cm PA damage was painful and the final unlucky triplet. The problem that
it stopped well taken off contest is one point of view. The second is
worse that it's still unanswered question, what was the reason. To all
appearance the wasn't any reason for it like a temperature or bad SWR,
voltage or so.. And until we get know what was the reason of the
solid-state PA failure, we have really serious problem which can be
repeatedly caused again.
 But
this contest isn't running on the 23cm only: on 432 MHz is contest
continuing calmly and as a usually. We lost lot of points in the contest
beginning due to problem with unsuitable voltage but after that the
contest was continuing on the old way even with the small power. After all
we finished with almost the same score like in the
same
contest one year later. The conditions to
the South were poor, the DL activity was low but on the other hand it was
enjoyable, that the OL7C didn't make any of QRM. The guys from DM7A was
pretty strong but their frequency was around the .160 and because we have
them in the most uninteresting direction to the north Poland, the QRM was
quite OK. Worse it was with QRM from the Michal, OK1GHZ on the Klinovec.
Not only spurious up to S9 but even more when he swithched to the
transmitting, the noise pop up to S7 which was killing our RX mostly in
the East direction (sri OK2 stations..). So we are apologizing to all
calling stations from this direction without the effect. The 432 MHz
result isn't so good after the several hours lost and the 200W power, even
the km/qso average is very low the as usual but the operation made the
good support for the 23cm band and we are with this worse result
satisfied. We are satisfied even more with our 144 MHz presentation. Guys
(OK1BAF, OK1JFR, OK1XNG) had good opportunity to enjoy the contest without
any stress from from the hot operation for the best score so they were
satisfied as well. On Sunday after lunch, when all were fed up with the
two meters QRM we packed up the station. Even now we aren't decided if we
should send our 2m log as the check-log only in case that it was the "just
for fun" operation, hi.
 The
13 and 3 cm bands were
operated by Jirka, OK1ZAD. He was providing his new 13cm equipment and for
the first contest on this band it was working more then properly. Worse it
was with the 3cm band, because Matej was sending to him plenty asks of the
skeds via the VUSC contesting program and Jirka, who was operating 3cm for
the 1st time ever was fed up. So we lost some good potential DX which
could be made via the rainscatter to the I,S5 and 9A. And more we didn't
completed the fine QSO with the PI4TUE on the 3cm even when we copied them
very well. PI4TUE was booming very fine but he couldn't get our 6W QRP (he
jas 25W TWT). Maybe we had to hear
something on the air. But even the 3cm
wasn't any drama. Jirka tested, that his new 2320 MHz is working during
the whole contest and the frequency is very stable. He need make something
with weaker RX but it should be easily done before the next contest. What
is so interesting from this multi-band experiment is that if you want food
results you can operate both bands from the same table. Make an complete
qso on the SHF take lot of time or even more then 10 minutes and if you
get another band sked from the lower band, the second station used to have
small patience to waiting some time before the qso is completed and
operator is ready for it. So now is clear the we'll need (if we have
sufficient operators number) to separate this bands for the better results
in the future and both of station have to be ready to use separate antenna
rotator with the PS as well.
 But
even now we aren't finishing the contest report with our number of contest
bands. How it was agreed before, we had the visitors by guys from DM7A
(DH1FM, DM1KL a DG3UH). For the talk, common
beer and mainly for the testing of qth for the EHF. So they brought the
equipment for the 47 and 76 GHz. So we had first and rare occasion to try
the fascinating operation on such a small frequencies. Even with the few
microwatts of power. The first problem was the antennas orientation so we
used good old photo camera with the flash, which was the target for the
2nd station where to point the antenna. And the pointing on the sked via
the FM handy on the 70cm. At last - both station were pointed in right
direction, elevation, right frequency and it's ready - the outstandingly
strong signal. So our boss, OK1DIX (on the picture on the right) has the
opportunity to try the joy of our first qso under OK2KKW on the 47 GHz
abroad. We worked Hartmut from the DM7A a only few minutes after it we we
made easy contact with Pavel, OK1AIY/P. Both signals were S9+.
But the miracle time isn't finished yet. When it works
on 47Ghz, why not to try it on 76 GHz? The power is almost a half but the
antenna have more gain - and really, Vlada, OK1VPZ is starting the qso.
The antenna pointing is a bit more difficult but even on this band we
succeeded to find the signal of the DM7A and complete the contact too.
And stop talking about it, try
listen from the movie, how we were copying the
Hartmut's signal on the 4mm.
 But
what we would be and radioamateurs if we hadn't tried next contact. And so
there is going proposal for on the lower band to the OK1AIY - Pavel let's
try it even here. The right antenna pointing is even more complicated.
Pavel is pointing on the Klinovec crossways through the duble-layer window
which breaks the waves to the another way and we weren't sure if we had
the synchronized frequency. Even more the both transvertors have the
intermediate frequency in the 144 MHz band, which is heavily used by the
contesting stations. Try to find the very weak signal in this chaos for
properly antenna beaming. After the 40 unsuccessfully minutes, the
resignations is coming slowly. so let's try the even more last test - and
now Pavel let his TX on the klinovec in use. Sebastian, DM1KL is carefully
pointing the antenna and OK1VPZ is tuning the band. And about 80 kHz then
was expected we found the weak signal. I'm talling to Sebatian to point
the antenna properly and - yes that's it! After the correct
pointing the signal is peeking to S9 and I start talking to the mike.
Signal is opposite to 47GHz unbelievably stable very different to the 2m.
We're changing with Pavel the contest code. The signal straight is
outstanding and I start chating with Pavel as usually. On 76 GHz band have
OK2KKW even two DXCC! To completed DXCC is somewhat missing but we made
the first success step. But after some time are views stepping in the cold
air so we are changing greeting with the Pavel because guys from the
Fichtelberg are asking him on the 70cm for the next test with them. So
Pavel cu maybe next time!
And for
the disbeliveers you can see the
video record
of our small piece of that 76GHz contest contact
between the OK2KKW and OK1AIY/p.
 On
the beginning I was writing, that this contest was dedicated to testing
and searching. Thanks to Jirka and his 13cm we were put to the new
situation - our usual WIFI connection link, which wre used for the
computer network on between the 400m far contest place on the bunker and
on the house weren't suitable any more. So we prepared our old cable
modems, which know the "outstanding" speed 64kbps, but BAF is getting out
new gadget - PLC modems! We're installing them to our long long power-line
cable and what in hell - it's working! The connection quality is excellent
and even if the fast the we have the autotransformer in the house and lot
of switching-mode power supplies on the bunker. The connection speed is
about 10Mnps. So don't be silly - PLC is ideal thing for the radioamateurs
:-)) And on all bands, which we used during the contest no QRM at all.
Lada OK1DIX who is the member of CAV organization is watching the PLC with
some contempt first but at last he appreciate the unquestionable
benefits. Thanks to the PLC we can enjoy the internet on the same PC with
all
VUSC4WIN
opportunities. Online access to the rain scatter radars map, ON4KST chat
and more applications on the each workstation which is beyond price. The
internet interface was proceeded by the OK1XNG's router and it was shared
in the network by the PLC. This stuff we have in the house because of 2m
so there isn't any QRM for the local installation of CDMA.
 Yep
and even one advantage is remarkable: we have cast-iron grill. Thanks
Majka for a s such good stakes, really cool!
The
contest is ending. Even last 70cm contact to the ON and it's the End.
Weather was fine, OK1TEH made on 23cm our the best result in our history
(although the smaller power), 2m was enjoying band and all guys were happy
to run the contest as the wanted to, OK1ZAD is smiling above the 13cm
equipment. Meanwhile others are leaving we're going to to Otta's pub. But
before it out final group photo.
Is
anything more to be said?
Cya in
the another next contest!
73! de:
OK1TEH, OK1DIX, OK1VPZ,
OK1DYX, OK1ZAD, OK1JFR, OK1RK, OK1KN, OK1XNG, OK1BAF
and also from Pepa, who was smiling on our all work forbearingly
the
report was written byl OK1VPZ
together with OK1TEH
*********************** 432 MHz ************************************
* Number of valid QSOs: 289 *
* *
* Best DX: JO01PU 819 km call: M1CRO/P *
* *
* Countries worked: *
* 71xOK 172xDL 5xPA 2xOE 3xON 4xI 5x9A 6xOM 4xS5 8xHG *
* 2xG 4xSP 1xLX 1xOZ 1xSM *
* *
* Total sum of points: cca 75000 *
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TOP 10 km
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M1CRO/P JO01PU 819
G8P JO01QD 807
IQ1KW JN34NO 772
I4LCK/4 JN54PD 705
HA8V KN06HT 701
9A2SB JN95FJ 698
IZ4BEH JN54WL 662
I4YNO JN54KP 656
PA6NL JO21BX 630
9A5Y JN85PO 630
*********************** 1296 MHz ***********************************
* Number of valid QSOs: 132 *
* *
* Best DX: JO02OB 827 km call: G3XDY *
* *
* Countries worked: *
* 27xOK 69xDL 4xS5 4xI 4xOE 3xOM 1xSP 2xSM 9xPA 2xOZ *
* 1xLX 2xG 1x9A 1xON 1xF *
* *
* Total sum of points: cca 38000 *
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TOP 10 km
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G3XDY JO02OB 827
M1CRO/P JO01PU 819
F6DKW JN18CS 784
IQ1KW JN34NO 772
I4LCK/4 JN54PD 705
IZ4BEH JN54WL 662
PI4Z JO11WM 637
PA6NL JO21BX 630
PA0S JO21FW 606
SM7ECM JO65NQ 589
*********************** 2320 MHz ***********************************
* Number of valid QSOs: 27 *
* *
* Best DX: JN99AJ 393 km call: OK2KJT Average: 161 km/QSO *
* *
* Countries worked: *
* 15xDL 9xOK 3xOE *
* *
* Total sum of points: 4357 *
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TOP 10 km
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OK2KJT JN99AJ 393
DL1SUN JO53PN 367
OE3A JN77XX 354
OK2BFF JO80HB 276
OK5Z JN89AK 257
*********************** 10368 MHz **********************************
* Number of valid QSOs: 21 *
* *
* Best DX: JN99FN 416 km call: OL7Q Average: 155 km/QSO *
* *
* Countries worked: *
* 13xOK 7xDL 1xOE *
* *
* Total sum of points: 3263 *
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TOP 10 km
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OL7Q JN99FN 416
OK2KJT JN99AJ 393
OK2PWY JO80HB 276
OK5Z JN89AK 257
DL1KC/P JN58QH 254
*********************** 47 GHz *************************************
* Number of valid QSOs: 2 *
* *
* Best DX: JO60LK 13 km call: DM7A Average: 12 km/QSO *
* *
* Countries worked: *
* 1xDL 1xOK *
* *
* Total sum of points: 25 *
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*********************** 76 GHz *************************************
* Number of valid QSOs: 2 *
* *
* Best DX: JO60LK 13 km call: DM7A Average: 12 km/QSO *
* *
* Countries worked: *
* 1xDL 1xOK *
* *
* Total sum of points: 25 *
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